This isn’t practical for riding around town because you’d have to stop, but an interesting story.
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Lol I think this is the completely practical and necessary modifications for hands only motorcycle riding (in the video)… The rolling kick stands are the only thing left and that is what the original poster is looking to build.
I’m glad it made you laugh out loud. I think?
The whole point is that it is practical for riding anywhere. Lol. I’ve spoken with the guy in the video who made the modifications and he frequently rides around town and long distances. So not really sure where you are coming from. Brakes are for stopping, this modification is stabilizing the bike when it’s coming to a stop and is stopped. Pretty simple concept. It’s an added skill set one needs to learn but so is the way I drive my car with hand controls. The whole point to modifications on anything is to add a benefit to the end user. What is practical to you may not be an option for me. Some people think it’s impractical to push myself in a wheelchair from place to place the rest of my life. But I don’t have a choice. The only things that are impractical in this life are the things people are not willing to accomplish despite the difficulty that comes along with the process. If you just insist on being negative in this thread and have nothing else to add it would be ok if you no longer added your comments.
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I thought it was an interesting story of another individual who really wanted to ride a motorcycle, and it’s not practical, as I already said (because you obviously can’t have a crew catching the bike everywhere you stop in the city). That’s not why I posted it though. I thought it was cool and somewhat relevant. Call me crazy I guess.
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Yeah text is hard to translate sometimes… and matched with an 11 minute video… it was hard to understand what you were saying was not practical.